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Re: Need help with programming double solenoids
Alright this worked! Now when i push a button my air cylinder goes all the way up or all the way down. Is there any way to have an in-between..I attempted to code the right stick on the xbox controller but said there were two different data types
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Re: Need help with programming double solenoids
Simple answer: no. Pneumatic solenoid valves are two-state devices. There is no middle ground.
Complicated answer: with sufficient analysis and design, one can devise a way to use multiple solenoid valves and flow restrictors to cause a pneumatic cylinder to retract or extend an arbitrary amount. It will move in a spring-like fashion due to external forces, so some sort of feedback on its actual position would be helpful. |
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Re: Need help with programming double solenoids
When i click the buuton it is one-and-done.We want the button while pressed to flow and when released no flow anyway for this?
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Re: Need help with programming double solenoids
Do you mean like this example?
The solenoid here is Forward only as long as the button is held. ![]() |
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Re: Need help with programming double solenoids
So is there a way to lift a joystick to lift the cylinders some and then let go and it will hold that pressure until i move to joystick again?
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Re: Need help with programming double solenoids
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It is possible to do something like what you are asking by using multiple solenoid valves connected in creative ways, but it is not something you will find an off-the-shelf solution for. However, it will be very difficult to make it meet the pneumatics rules, which require that the working pressure never exceed 60 psi. |
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